10:00  Thursday 7 August    Thursday 7  -  Friday 8  -  Saturday 9  -  Sunday 10  -  Monday 11  -  Tuesday 12  -  Wednesday 13                
 
       
  Opening, Welcoming Ceremony and Plenary Lectures Chair: Peter Kes, Leiden University, The Netherlands
  IUPAP C5 Chair: Mikko Paalanen, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
  London Prize Ceremony and Lectures Chair: Allen Goldman, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA
  Simon Prize Ceremony and Lecture Chair: Phil J. Meeson, University of London, UK
  Kurti Prize Ceremony Chair: George Pickett, Lancaster University, for the Prize Selection Committee
  Young Scientist Award Ceremonies Chair: Mikko Paalanen, for the C5 Committee
 

09:00 Opening/Welcome and Prize ceremonies
10:00
London Prize lectures Igor Fomin and Yuriy Bunkov LT3204
  Kapitza Institute, Moscow ; Institut Néel, Grenoble  
  Spin Superfluidity and Coherent Spin Precession    
Auditorium
11:00 Coffee break
11:30
Simon Prize lecture Jaw-Shen Tsai LT3033
  NEC Corporation, Tsukuba; RIKEN, Saitama  
  In Quest of Quantum Coherent Behaviour in Macroscopic Objects via Super- conducting Devices  
Auditorium
12:15
Plenary Lecture: Andre Geim LT2935
  University of Manchester  
  Graphene: Magic of Carbon Flatland    
Auditorium
13:00 Lunch
14:15
Plenary Lecture: Robert Schoelkopf LT1547
  Yale University  
  Circuit QED: Quantum Optics and Quantum Computing on a Superconducting Chip  
Auditorium
15:00
Plenary Lecture: Louis Taillefer LT3260
  Université de Sherbrooke  
  Fermi Surface and Quantum Critical Point of High-Tc Superconductors    
Auditorium
  Ending 15:45
15:45 Poster Sessions Auditorium Lounge, Room A Lounge, Upper Lounge
 9:00 Exhibition Onyx Lounge
16.00 Refreshments Onyx Lounge
   
  Ending 18:30
20.15 Public Lectures,  sponsored by Linde Kryotechnik AG: Auditorium
  Philippe Lebrun, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland
Quantum fluids at work: superconductivity and superfluid helium  at the Large Hadron Collider		 LT1147  
  Allan Griffin, University of Toronto, Canada
New light on the intriguing history of superfluidity in liquid helium		 LT2658